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Reflecting on Youth Month: the chilling reality of South Africa's youth struggle
As South Africa grapples with the legacy of the Soweto Uprising, Youth Month reveals stark realities: rampant youth unemployment, deteriorating education systems, and a society in dire need of accountability.
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iol.co.za
Political freedom was won, economic freedom is still a fight
With over 60% of South Africans aged 15 to 24 unemployed, the youth face an uphill battle for economic freedom. As we reflect on Youth Day, it's crucial to acknowledge the ongoing…
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Youth Month highlights the urgent skills and employment crisis in South Africa
As South Africa commemorates Youth Month and the 50th anniversary of the Soweto uprising, alarming new labour market data exposes the stark reality for young job seekers,…
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Architecting our future: why true freedom requires sovereign innovation
On Youth Day, South Africa reflects on the legacy of young activists and the urgent need for innovative solutions to empower today's youth in a challenging economic landscape.
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Soweto Uprising 50th Anniversary: The Unfinished Business of South Africa's Youth
On the fiftieth anniversary of June 16, this article reflects on the enduring legacy of the youth who fought against Apartheid and examines the ongoing challenges of economic…
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Legacy of Soweto uprising: Can SA claim to be free while many remain trapped by youth unemployment
As South Africa commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Soweto Uprising, youth and stakeholders gather to discuss its legacy and the ongoing challenges of unemployment.
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Youth Month: The hidden mental health crisis behind South Africa’s youth unemployment rate
As South Africa marks Youth Day, young jobseekers reveal how unemployment fuels anxiety, depression and hopelessness, exposing a growing mental health crisis.
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Youth Day's uncomfortable truth: The struggle isn't over
As South Africa commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Soweto Uprising, on Tuesday, June 16, concerns are growing over the political disengagement of young people ahead of next…
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60% of under 24s jobless: experts call for skills overhaul and TVET reform
South Africa's youth face a staggering unemployment rate of 62.4% among those under 24. But what can be done to alleviate this crisis? Experts agree that urgent reforms are needed.
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50 years after Soweto, millions of young South Africans still struggle to find work
While access to education has expanded over the past three decades, millions of young South Africans continue to struggle to find work and build sustainable futures.
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Youth Day's uncomfortable question: Where are the jobs?
Nearly five decades after the 1976 uprising, South Africa's youth continue to face exclusion of a different kind. Despite gaining qualifications, many young people remain unable…
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businessday.co.za
YOUTH DAY | Turning desperation into determination: youth graduates start businesses against odds
For years, obtaining a qualification was considered a guarantee for employment. However this is no longer the case with youth unemployment sitting at 45.8%.
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Youth demand change in South Africa ahead of 2026 local government elections
As South African youth prepare for the 2026 Local Government Elections, they are calling for a movement to address deep-rooted issues of unemployment, inequality, and education.
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South Africa’s youth face economic freedom struggle amid a 60.9% unemployment rate
There are growing calls for a stronger focus on converting education and skills into tangible employment opportunities, income generation and entrepreneurship.
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South Africa's youth: Progress and persistent poverty fifty years after the Soweto uprising
Fifty years after the Soweto uprising, new data reveals that while South Africa's youth have made strides in education and social conditions, they continue to grapple with high…
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Reflecting on Youth Month: the chilling reality of South Africa's youth struggle
As South Africa grapples with the legacy of the Soweto Uprising, Youth Month reveals stark realities: rampant youth unemployment, deteriorating education systems, and a society in…
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Youth Month: Why qualifications alone are no longer enough
As Youth Month shines a spotlight on the country’s unemployment crisis, workplace exposure, adaptability, confidence and mentorship are just as important as formal education.